With the TARDIS hurtling full throttle on its way back to BBC One, it is only right that two TV legends will be making their Doctor Who debut.
TV icons Stephen Fry and Sir Lenny Henry CBE will both appear in the series opener when the TARDIS lands once more, with Jodie Whittaker reprising her role as the Thirteenth Doctor.
With the Thirteenth Doctor Jodie Whittaker, and her friends well on their way to landing back on our screens, the next series is set to welcome an exciting host of new directors and both new and returning writers.
When Jodie Whittaker returns to Doctor Who next series, the Thirteenth Doctor and her friends won’t be the only familiar faces.
The show, currently filming, is set to welcome back The Judoon as one of the Doctor’s fearsome adversaries.
As series 11 came to a close on BBC One tonight (Sunday 9th December) the show announced that series 12 is on its way and will be returning to BBC One in early 2020.
With 2018 marking a brand-new era for Doctor Who it is only right that 2019 kicks off in spectacular style. So, to mark the occasion, in this year’s festive episode the TARDIS will travel through the time vortex from its traditional timeslot on Christmas Day and will land in style on New Year’s Day
Following the airing of Doctor Who series 11 episode 6 ‘Demons Of The Punjab’’ and releasing the synopsis for 7 & 8 we now have details of Episodes 9 & 10. Continue reading
The BBC have revealed the synopsis for episodes 3 & 4 of Doctor Who Series 11 ahead of the the airing of Jodie Whittaker’s second episode as the Thirteenth doctor; ‘The Ghost Monument‘
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The new series of the BBC sci-fi saga won’t feature any two-part stories.
Showrunner Chris Chibnall confirmed this in an interview at San Diego Comic Con today. He also attended a Doctor Who panel which had the Doctor herself Jodie Whittaker in attendance.
Doctor Who fans across the world got their first glimpse of the Time Lord’s new companions in a specially-filmed preview of the new series, due to air later this year on BBC one.
The 50 second teaser debuted during the halftime time break of the World Cup Final between France and Croatia, being shown in the U.K. on BBC One. Continue reading
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